... Thurban. Gravesend, J. Spraggon, High-street. Glasgow, M. Leslie. Glastonbury, J. Pickford. Hull, T. Topping. llolbeaeh, W. Kitchen. Horneastle, J. Rainey. Havant, J. Stallard. Haver ford west, Pembrokesh. Prickett, Hytlie, AL Clarke. Ingrave, near Brentwood ...

... the farm-yard, about 50 yards from the street, the only entrance used being at the kitchen door, Which opens in the yard, and communisates by a long passage with the kitchen ; and this circumstance will somewhat account for the cries of the unfortunate man ...

... t,' holding up the sword. Ile said- 4 No, I will sutler any thing first.' When I let him go, he went to run by me to the kitchen door, to call somebody, upon which, I struck him a back-hand blow, the great cut across' the jaw, and he reeled back, caught ...

... and therefore he suspected the complainant was there Lb good purpose. Mr. RAWLINSON.-Why do you allow this man to come fur kitchen stuff? it is a ready way to admit thieves. I reeomanend his Excellency to keep his gates locked. Thomas Keppel stated that ...

... young man thought his father's passion would be over by this time, and as his shoukter hurt him very bad, he was going to the kitchen to get Susan to rub it with some oils. The father heard his voice, and followed him, saying, You're going to bed, young man ...

... Pollock for the plaintiff,) that there should he a new trial ; and that the Judge's notes of the evidence given by Dr. Kitchener (who, our readers are aware, has died since the trial) should be read as evidence on the new trial. ...

... morning of the murder, at half-past five o'clock ; found Mr. Waterhouse in the first kitchen. There is a pas Sage, eight or ten yards long, leading from the first kitchen to the second. The passage is dark, except when the garden door is open: Soon after ...

... the pa y m ent of the windolietax. Out of twenty in front, two only were suffered to remain. Ile lived constantly in the kitchen, without any regular female domestic, and performed the otilce of cook for and workmen. Every Saturday the reverend gentl ...

... not of one child only, but of twins. The Doctor, bearing the two children, was conducted by a French servant through the kitchen, and left to ascend the area steps into the street. Luckily the lady's maid recollected that the door of the area might, perhaps ...

... Mr. Shackleton replied— There's both silver and gold. While this was passing, a tall man took a ham from the roof of the kitchen, and carried it away. When the deceased was taking the purse from the drawer, witness saw one of the men with a gun in his ...

... the loud report of fire-arms, and after some search, the body of the unfortunate gentleman was found on the floor in the kitchen, weltering in his blood, and a sort of gardener's pruning knife was found sticking in his threat. Two medical gentlemen residing ...

... thieves attempted to break into the premises of Mr. Joyce in Grevill-street, Hatton Garden. They had cut out a panel in the kitchen door in the area, but the falling of a bolt awoke a servant, and the fellows made off, knocking down a watchman in their way ...